Image: Belladonna cultivation Hand book of pharmacy and therapeutics b1007511 005 tif 5x21tg304f

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Description: Eli Lilly and Company. “Belladonna Culture - Biological Farm” Ink on paper, from the Hand Book of Pharmacy and Therapeutics. Indianapolis, Indiana, c1919. A color print from three photographs of growing belladonna from greenhouse to field. Eli Lilly and Company's biological laboratories building can be seen in the background. Eli Lilly and Company ran the experimental farm to try to propagate drug plants as potent as those imported from Europe. Captions read: "Belladonna Culture - Biological Farm / REMOVING BELLADONNA PLANTS FROM GREENHOUSE", "TRANSPLANTING", and "FIELD OF GROWING DRUG".
Title: Belladonna Culture - Biological Farm
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